EPT[GSL March] Code S Ro32 Day 3 - Page 107
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warcralft
Singapore609 Posts
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Miragee
8429 Posts
On February 26 2011 16:05 Spinoza wrote: Absolutely agree, and it wasn't even close. Fantastically fun games to watch, both wins were well deserved. This is turning out to be a great GSL season! Yes, but in the macro games there is even a better chance of winning for zerg than for example on LT Close. That the other races can makro up like crazy only shows that 99% of the poeple was wrong about the thing, that no one can stop zerg in a pure makro match. I like to hear that because it tells a lot of poeple that they are bad at makro which they never believed. | ||
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PlosionCornu
Italy814 Posts
On February 26 2011 23:21 Taf the Ghost wrote: You don't just suddenly get that good. He must have been solid, then just finally got over his fear of the booth or something. He goes from being a joke (and some of us rooting for him in the Up & Down matches last time, because it was nice for him to win something) to rolling out the most solid PvZ ever seen. Then wins solid matches in PvT. He went from chump to possible title contender. That just doesn't happen. I was just joking about how low were the expectations towards sanzenith, but at heart I concur. San's poor performance was mainly psychologic than anything else, most probably In truth i'm extremely happy for the guy, after all the jokes, the pokes and the shit he went through he was able to come out on top, pitted against of one of the best. In front of everyone. | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
Hard to say what happened in the Nestea vs San game, can't exactly say Nestea played bad, San just seemed to do everything right. His early push really weakened nestea, then he held off nesteas response and it got to late game where he seemed to just make every right decision. His DT's were used perfectly sniping hatches and stray units, his use of HT's was also good hitting drones and stuff then making mass archons and using them very effectively. His mothership play was really good, he defended all his expos with turrets to stop the muta harrass, good blink play then he then made the perfect counter to ultras with immortals. I'm not too sure what nestea could've done. | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11133 Posts
On February 26 2011 23:21 Taf the Ghost wrote: You don't just suddenly get that good. He must have been solid, then just finally got over his fear of the booth or something. He goes from being a joke (and some of us rooting for him in the Up & Down matches last time, because it was nice for him to win something) to rolling out the most solid PvZ ever seen. Then wins solid matches in PvT. He went from chump to possible title contender. That just doesn't happen. Well, MKP (aka Foxer) played terribly in the Ro64 of GSL2, and now he is one of the scariest Terrans in GSL. Nestea couldn't even spread creep in GSL1, yet he went on to win GSL2 going undefeated until the finals. MC had huge problems with nerves in GSL1 and GSL2, yet once he overcame those nerves, he completely rolled through GSL3. Jinro didn't even qualify for GSL1 and GSL2, yet he now consistently gets to the semifinals of GSL3 and GSL4. I'm glad to see SanZenith overcome his issues and start playing some extremely solid games. The more good players, the better GSL becomes, even if it is at the detriment of the old champions. The average Code S player is getting better and better, and it's really showing in the increasingly amazing games that are being played. | ||
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Coruscant
Singapore84 Posts
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dar0za
Canada74 Posts
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Raygun
348 Posts
I tested it at least a dozen times with an approximation of the unit counts and the appropriate upgrades. Zerg came out on top easily every time. The majority of the Ultras and Corrupters survived with health differing from deep red to green. A few times some Immortals would survive, but the Ultras cleaned them up easy. Even with only 3 Banelings inside, Zerg won easily each time out of 6 or so tests. There were many more survivors, including some Archons, but Zerg still won with around 4-6 Ultras and a couple of Corrupters. Tastosis was really pushing for San to send his Archons in, but if Nestea put his Banelings in also, I don't think it would have worked out so well. I think his decision to wait outside was a great one! *Just for fun! There are so many ways that could have gone down.  | ||
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Kleinmuuhg
Vanuatu4091 Posts
Also I bet this group has the most disgusting liquibet statistic ever. | ||
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sandyph
Indonesia1640 Posts
cant forget his sad face when he lost 2 games under 10 minutes on GSL Jan, glad he improved and show that he is SadZenith no more | ||
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4of8
Germany256 Posts
But since this seems to be the upset season, I am no going to think TheWind will be our champion this season. Just loved his answer in the interview where he was saying he felt sorry for winning because he didn't practice a lot. | ||
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Manimal_pro
Romania991 Posts
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Tarot
Canada440 Posts
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Mise
Finland580 Posts
On February 26 2011 23:21 Taf the Ghost wrote: I think San's poor prior performance was because he only played the game for fun and didn't practice all that much, like he himself said. I guess he decided to give his best for his last season and practiced as hard as he could. Surprisingly he was extremelly talented and went from a joke to arguably the best Protoss out there.You don't just suddenly get that good. He must have been solid, then just finally got over his fear of the booth or something. He goes from being a joke (and some of us rooting for him in the Up & Down matches last time, because it was nice for him to win something) to rolling out the most solid PvZ ever seen. Then wins solid matches in PvT. He went from chump to possible title contender. That just doesn't happen. | ||
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Louuster
Canada2869 Posts
anyone? As a zerg player im sad to see nestea lose, but as a casual protoss player I was happy to see so many archons and a mothership being put to good use in a gsl game. | ||
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hugman
Sweden4644 Posts
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zerious
Canada3803 Posts
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Schmexi
Sweden341 Posts
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monx
Canada1400 Posts
damn i hate this format. | ||
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hugman
Sweden4644 Posts
On February 26 2011 19:11 Lobo2me wrote: Jinro can quite possibly get an all protoss path up to the finals. Hongun in RO16, MC in RO8, San in RO4 if the stars align. If the stars align? He's said that TvP is his weakest matchup, and that the new maps favour P | ||
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